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The Great America. Welcome to glorious unbelievable Thursday afternoon of the Tri State.
What happened to our weather? Hopefully no more freezing temperatures. Read's off
today recovering from a three and three West coast trip and back out of tomorrow
at my ballpark The Great American to deal with the Chicago White Sox and Andrew
Ben attendee. Serious issues coming up later. We have scheduled a man named
Leaper to talk about what's happening in downtown Cincinnati. Also have scheduled Mark Kacorian
of the Center for Immigration Studies next Thursday. All hell's gonna break loose.
You think it's bad on the border, now wait till Thursday next week.
But until then, a story that's captivated the Tri State in the sense is
a story of a monkey bar and grill. First of all, a couple
of nights ago, Brian Hamrick's done great reporting from the scene. There was
a fire that got to temperatures up to about a thousand degrees and the monkey
bar and grill had some damage, and we pray to God the owner can
get it back in shape in the next few days. Had on yesterday David
Young. He frequents the Monkey Bar and Grill. But we want to give
some history and the Monkey Bar and Grill to talk about the life and times
of Sam the Chimp. And no one knows more about chimpanzees more than Brian
Hemrick of Channel five and Brian Henry. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
And Brian Henrick, how are you. I'm good, Thank again,
Cunningham. Let's go back in time. I can recall I got some serious
trouble early on in my radio career and I raised some money for Sam the
Chimp in order to have quality cigars. And there was a guy I forget.
I forget the guy's full name, and I know his first name was
Kenny, and Kenny had a bar and grill in the present location of the
Monkey Bar and Grill and Kenny the bar. He had a chip there named
Sam, and he was giving cigars and given some cigarettes and some bear and
at times sat at the end of the bar drinking and people would come in,
and some media coverage occurred, and all of a sudden, the left
wing activists are unhappy with Sam being treated in such a horrible way. Well,
first of all, tell the story of what happened a couple of nights
ago and monkeys at bar and grill, and they did great reporting inside that
room. What happened to Sam's old home, Well, there was a pretty
good sized fire in there. They're still trying to figure out exactly what caused
it, but it caught in the kitchen, and so then because of this
play, the entire play is a really old building built in like eighteen forty
one, but it is almost like the walls are all concrete, thick concrete.
It's like the Alamo in there. And the thing is there are some
flammable mat cereals and then inside that kitchen, which is pretty new they just
put in, it caught fire. And it didn't spread though, like a
normal fires spread and they'll put a hole in the roof and it'll burn up.
This just stayed in that one room and the fire turned and it got
hotter and hotter, and they said it was a thousand degrees in that room.
But fortunately, I mean, that's that's enough to scorchard brananas, that's
for sure. But it didn't thread. That was the fortunate thing about it.
So there's soot all through the plate. They think they can get in
there with some power washers, get the soot knocked down, clean up what
was burned. It's gonna take a long time to get that kitchen back,
but they're hoping in the next couple of weeks they can get in there and
reopen and get They used to have food trucks drive in there, and that's
what they're gonna do again. They're gonna have these food trucks drive in and
they'll have the bar, you have the outdoor. It'll be some of the
indoor I think pretty quickly accessible. But it's a it's a mess there at
the bar with so much history. Well it does, and the history it
was like eighteen forty one when I think President to Harrison for Ohio was elected
when that thing. Talk a little bit about the history of that facility,
because it used to be I'm thinking about the Erie Canal, I'm thinking about
the railroad, I'm thinking about maybe halfway house for runaway slaves. A little
bit of the history of the monkey Bar and grill. Well, you know
again, it was built in eighteen forty one and it served it was a
hotel to begin with, and it served the railroad that went up and down
there, which is now the Loved One Trail, which is kind of interesting
because you know, now it is it's still that same right of way,
that trail that keeps this place alive. It's basically always been dependent on that
traffic that's brought through that trail, when when it was a train, it
was train traffic, and now it's foot traffic and bikes and people going up
and down there, so a lot of people come in and it's still got
that relationship. You know. Back in I think it was eighteen sixty one,
Lincoln had given a speech down in Cincinnati and then he got on the
train at what's now Sawyer Point and took that line, went right by the
monkey bar and grill. It was I think, you know, I think
it was a hotel then when he went through, but and then just kept
up to Zenia. I think. So it's got a lot of history in
it, and part of the history is this, you know, I not
exactly sure what year Sam the Chimp showed up, but he showed up there,
probably in the late seventies or eighties. He was there for about twenty
years and people would come in and he had his own off to the side
if you're you know, kind of facing the parking lot area, the monkey
bar and grill. It was off to the left and the kind of structures
old there. That was his cage. But it's it's like bricked up and
different now. But he had this cage. He was indoors and then he
can go up and be outdoors if he wanted to be. But people give
him beer and cigarettes. And then the activists got involved and said, you
know, he can't do that to a chimp, and so they moved him
out. I think they took him to Ohio State. I think the guy's
name was Kenny Harris, was the owner of that bar and grilling. He
ended up going to fighting us all in court. It was criminal charges and
I'm naven sure how it turned out, but he ended up he was in
trouble over the whole thing, and they did have to give the monkey up,
and they or the chimp and sent him up and I think he may
have either he lived these days out there at Columbus or somebody said maybe he
went down to Florida at some point. I'm not sure how how it ended
for Sam, but they even tried to bring in a female kept for him.
At one time. They brought the temp to the trial. The female
temp I think was Susy, and they had her there for a while.
So yeah, anyway, it's a colorful path. Well, he was Sam.
Sam was living life. He was there for many years. And the
animal rights activists weren't really organized in the seventies and early eighties, but they
got to organize and they got rid of all the elephants in downtown. You
can't have elephants anymore in the zoo. They were in the circus. They
were mad about the elephants. But the owner, well Harris Kenny, was
charged with cruel to the animals, and one of the character witnesses was susan
Or. I thought it was rather attractive female chimp, and that was again
used as evidence by the animal rights activists that's old Sam wasn't living the kind
of life that the chimp should live. They wanted him out in the woods
or somewhere, and so the owner was charged with cruel to the animals,
which would have carried time in jail. And of course I became a big
issue. I can vaguely recall putting together some money for a defense team to
make sure that Kenny Harris wasn't convicted. And the trial was hilarious because it
was hilarious and so, you know, I think less gaines and I offered
our services. But we got some local counsel involved and Harris was found not
guilty. But somehow the civil authorities got involved. They started suing Kenny for
cruel of the animals, and they had some tape video of Sam sitting at
the end of the bar with a cigar, drinking a beer and he'd be
let out of his cage on a regular basis and they customers come in and
giving bananas and oranges and let us and Sam appeared to be a happy chip.
But bringing in the consort Susy was the bridge too far, so he
ended up in Ohio State and then civil lawsuits were filed to get Sam out
of Ohio State for research purposes. Sam liked his life in the bar and
people got all pissed off. Yeah, yeah, it fired people up back
in the day. And you know, it's a I don't know, it'd
be it'd probably he probably wouldn't be there twenty years now before there would be
someone else in there, you know, kind of looking at the situation.
I don't think it would last very long. But you know, back in
those days, there used to be you know, there used to be that
kind of thing. You know, you would see stuff. I mean,
people would keep animals like that. Well, they can still keep tigers.
And you know when we have this guy up in Zenia a few years ago,
had all these tigers and lions and the memory set them all loose and
it was a mess. But there are still people to keep these exotic animals.
And uh, you know, but you certainly I think you had him
at a bar or as part of your your business. People had come down
on that pretty quick these days. Well, the owner, Kenny Harris,
won Samon and a poker game and h the guy couldn't hey off, so
he took Sam. And once he got Sam in his bar I think it
was called the train Stop in something like that, and he became such a
draw for customers. I went there several times to say hi to Sam,
petted him a little bit. You know, Chimps can be very vicious animals
and angry chimp they want to eat your face and your genitals, and that's
a bad start to a fight. But but Sam wasn't like that at all.
Sam was a good chimp. Yeah, yeah, we had name several
years ago. The woman had her face chewed off by like her friends pet
chimp and it was one of the first face trains plants they ever did on
this woman. I believe she's so she's blind, but yeah, that that
chimp went crazy on her. Well, you can't have a crazy chimp in
a bar that's drunk. But that, I mean, people are different and
chimps are different. I mean some human beings commit crime, most do not.
And Sam was a happy chimp. I mean he wasn't violent at all.
And the more beer he drank, he was looking at Susie. Well,
yeah those were you know, we had video from back in the day.
Apparently at some point we had video and he would like the cigarette himself.
He had a cigarette he had give him alightry he just lighted up himself
like you know, it's like it's not my first radio, I know how
to do this. Well, I'm at Sam wore a hat too. At
some point he made it to Florida. If memories correct, he went to
Ohio state lawsuits are filed to keep him out of the bar. Liquor Control
got involved and said, well your license. They went after Kenny because you
know, there's no authority to have a chimp in a bar. But he
said, there's no says you can't do it, no reason you can do
it. Then the health department got involved. You had alcohol, tobacco,
and firearms get involved. And so after a while the owner couldn't put up
with all the lawsuits and he was making money. Hen over fist off as
Sam. But he got to Ohio State and at some point in his retirement
years, like so many others, Uh, Sam and Sam and Susie ended
up together somewhere in the Tampa area and uh we lost track of them there
where they were. Well, at least they didn't uh you know, use
them for research. You know they had those. Uh they had those.
Uh. I can't rememberance they were apes or orangutangs, may have been chimps.
Uh years ago. I think it was out at the University of Oklahoma,
and they were sign language and they could they could communicate, and um,
they had them, and then they determined that they shouldn't they shouldn't be
under those circumstances. They took them, and these temps that could actually communicate
with people by seign language. I think they ended up in some research facility
and actually did research on one of them. Uh yeah, And so you
know, sometimes the best intentions, it ends up in a in the worst
situation, you know. I think people I've always wondered about sometimes there's like,
oh, you can't have this animal. Uh the animals. Uh,
it's it's crawling unusual to have this animal. And then so we're gonna kill
it. So it's not being treated unusual. It's like there should be some
medium ground in there somewhere that is not death or you're treating it bad.
I see why they you know, it's not natural for us, you know,
a chip to be smoking a cigarette and wearing a hat and drinking beer.
I got it, but but you would think, you know, And
unfortunately, in Sam's case, they didn't. They didn't come to that.
But I've seen a lot of cases where it does. They take the animal
and it's like, yeah, we had to put him down because it's being
treated truly, I'm like, what's more, crowl put the animal down?
You know, by every every objective, Sam lot of good life. He
stayed there for many years, and when the authorities got involved, they kept
looking for reasons to get to get Sam the hell out of the of the
bar and the Monkey Bar and the spirit of Sam and Susie I think still
live and I hope this guy can recover now. Lastly, we spoke briefly
about what happened in reality, which is in Price Hill. Forty four year
old Brandy laws lawless. That's a bad name for a woman. Lawless.
She was shot last night and Price Hill, and I guess Zachary Barnhorst was
picked up. What do we know about that, if anything at this point
on Thursday afternoon. Oh yeah, police have been very tight lipped about that.
They you know, they've just released it. You know, she was
the victim. He is apparently going to be charged in connection with her death,
but they haven't said anything about the relationship, How did they know each
other, what was was circumstances around that, How did he come to you
know, how did it come to a situation where he'd be charged in the
case. They've said nothing about any of that. So, yeah, it's
still a mystery as to how that happened or why that all unfolded. The
way it did well, maybe by tonight you can track it down. But
uh, I never thought i'd hear about Sam the Chimp again. But once
again the monkey bar and grills back in the news. I've been there.
I was there a couple times when Sam was still around. I had to
see it for myself. It was it was unbelievable scene. I mean,
when Sam was drinking bear and it's the spirit of the chimp is loos large
in that in that bar. I mean there's you know, there's all kinds
of pictures, there's paintings, there's painting to him with a cigarette. There's
paintings, um there are. Now they got a big grass monkey. He
got that monkey and it sits on the end of the bar. Now it's
a about life size chimp. Uh. And they have that in there,
and of course the name the monkey bar. Probably people come in now don't
even realize, you know, they quite just figure well with the monkey bars
in here one time, you know, don't realize that it's connected to an
actual temp which is not a monkey. I guess I think a not a
monkey, but you know, people don't know the difference. So you know,
there's bad chimps and there's good. Yeah, there's good chimps and bad
chimps. There's good men and good bad. It doesn't make any difference.
But this chimp would not eat your face off. He'd have a He'd only
puffed a cigarette a little bit. I got him a couple of big cigars,
and he seemed to enjoy those cigars. Don't he drink beer? He'd
liked the cigar and drink a beer. And all of a sudden, the
health officials Alcohol's backroun firearms liquor control the authority, and suddenly with Kenny,
it wasn't worth keeping him, and he was found not guilty. At trial,
the jury came in laughing because and Sam and Susie were seen walking out
of the back of the courtroom arm in arm. Sam and Susie went back
to the bar. And now he ended up in a high state, and
then he retired in Florida. Well, maybe Sam was just a highly evolved
chimp. You know, I mean, that's what people do. You know
what I mean, I can drink at the bar. He's like, I'm
not gonna run around with the rest of these knuckle draggers. I'm gonna I'm
gonna get my act together. Look, these guys are, you know,
supposed to be a higher form of of an eight or something. So he
wasn't violent one A couple of Nazis and I'll catch up with him. Sam
was the smartest one at the bar I've met. He was. And the
feminists were angry about Susie spending time with Sam, and they got involved,
and you know it was cruel to Susie to be put in a cage with
Sam. And I'm going, oh my god, Well, all right,
we're too civilized for this. Let's kill the animals to keep them safe.
We gotta kill him, all right, Well, good luck with this other
story with uh with Zachary barn Horse twenty three years old, allegedly killing this
forty some year old woman named Brandy Lawless. And once again, give my
best to all the all the chimps and the apes that you run into in
your work, Brian, congratulations on doing a great job. Just say hi
to all of them. We can't Can you imagine if a barn Or today
did exactly the same thing, that wouldn't last one day? I mean yeah,
I think this would be everywhere day. No, I think we'd be
up there that day and yeah, I think you're right. We're too civilized,
all right, Brian Hemrick, once again, thank you for coming on
the Bill Cunningham Show. Thanks again, mister Cunningham. Let's continue story of
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one o'clock today will be Steve Leeper scheduled to be here from three CDC.
Also Mark Kakorian of the Center for Immigration Studies about what's happening on our southern
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on the southern border, and so the media will not go after an institution
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Russia, China and the Ukraine into the bank accounts of Joe Biden, Hunter
Biden, Joe Biden, Jim Biden, and all the Bidens, Hallee Biden.
They're all consultants through natural Gas interest and communists at China. Now,
how's it possible that is sitting Vice president to wit the to wit, that
is, Joe Biden could actually receive millions of dollars while he's in office from
interest in China, Russia and the Ukraine. How's that possible? Suspicious activity
reports and there's no follow up, there's no investigation, but if some woman
claims at some point in the nineteen nineties in a dressing room in a department
store in Manhattan, that Donald Trump, as a private citizen, took a
sexual advantage of a woman named Gene Carroll without specificity, is to the date,
or the year, or the month, or no specificity, the country
will stop and litigate whether or not Donald Trump, thirty or thirty five years
ago sexually accosted Gene Carroll in a dressing room in a department store in downtown
Manhattan. How's it possible that were locked into this? I have no idea.
At some point it has hoped that are so called mainstream media will actually
follow stories based upon the quality of the story and not the person being accused
or the person being investigated. That would be interesting. You can find boxes
and boxes a classified documents in the garage of Joe Biden there for weeks,
months and years, and there's no interest. Media doesn't care. The Department
of Justice, the FBI, they don't care. But if Donald Trump misshandle's
classified documents allegedly, it's a big national story. So I'm waiting for the
day, at the time, in the moment when the mainstream media will be
given permission to objectively cover persons equally, not based upon the political affiliations.
That will be a wonderful time. Secondly, just heard Brian Hemrick. It's
been many years, but I think it's indicative of the times in which we
live. When Sam the chimp was won in a poker game by Kenny Harris,
who was the owner of a bar, and he didn't know what to
do with Sam, so he took him to work with him, and he
lived in that bar for many, many, many years, and things are
going nicely until the authorities got involved. Animal rights activists are angry at Kenny
for having a chimp in a bar. He would smoke a few cigarettes and
never smoked. He liked lighting the cigarette or the cigar and drinking beer.
And you may recall every Lennel period, there are some going a beer diet
and lose weight. Beer is healthy. And Sam would sit there and drink
his beer and light his cigarettes and entertain the crowd. Now, there are
some nasty chimps who want to eat someone's face off and attack their genitals,
but that was not Sam. And I know that because I visited Sam.
I was in the bar and the many lawyers wanted to get together to assist
Kenny Harris and keep doing what he's doing with Sam the chimp. But then
when the publicity got out, the animal rights activists couldn't stand the fact that
Sam was being kept at a bar, smoking cigarettes and drinking beer. The
final straw is when Susy showed up, someone had a female chimp, and
the rest is history. The feminists got involved, and the animal rights activists
got involved, Liquor control got involved, health department got involved, and Sam
Sam was being besieged, and the owner, Kenny Harris, with demands that
Sam be given away or go away. At one point, I'm kind of
vague on the particulars Sam ended up at Ohio State. When that was discovered,
all hell broke loose many of the attorneys. At that point. I
was chair of the Ohio State Bar Association Young Lawyer's Division, and I was
on certain panels of the Bar Association. And when I try to raise the
issue about Sam appeared to be a happy chimp. He wasn't doing much,
wasn't attacking anyone. The worst thing he did was throw his pooh at customers.
Now that's not a very healthy thing in the bar, but Sam would
do his business and throw his pooh. Now that's a problem, but the
customers knew about it, and the customers didn't seem to mind. So over
the months and year years, so I think I think Harris Kenny Harris was
charged with a crime, probably cruelty to animals, and was was He was
found not guilty. But at one point Sam had to leave the state ahead
of the law, ended up in Florida, and Sam the chimp was lost
to UH, to history. What happened to Susie, I'm not sure,
but in order to save the chimp, you had to kill the chimp.
Much like the circus. How many times have you gone to the circus in
town? And you go down to P. T. Barnum and Bailey Circus
at the Coliseum now Heritage Bank Center, and animals would come in. It
was a big deal. They would parade the elephants around downtown Cincinnati. They
come off the train and big parades would take place. And I went to
many of those functions. I enjoyed the circus. At one point I got
into the ring and I did certain things there with the top hat on and
the whip in the chair and UH. But then the animal I Tis got
involved and no more circus. And now those animals, I don't know what
happened to them, but they're not around. But we've become too civilized to
accept Sam the chimp and Susie and the quiet life that they wanted to lead,
and they led it for years in that bar. It was like the
swing line or something like that. And Abraham Lincoln went there in eighteen sixty
one or sixty two and opened up in eighteen forty one during the presidency of
Harrison, who died quickly. He gave supposedly his address inaugural address without a
top coat on it got cold, whatever it might be. And so we've
become too So if we've become so civilized that the United States Navy is now,
believe it or not, using drag queens to recruit new men and women
to join the United States Navy, this story I heard Mike McConnell talking about
it today, unbelievable. The critics are lamb basting the United States Navy over
the use of a drag queen influencer. You know, Dylan. Dylan mulvaney
was also an influencer to help persuade new recruits to join the military, and
because they're like fifteen thousand recruits short in the military. And I guess,
I guess there is a presently a Navy personnel called Joshua Kelly, who's a
yeoman, goes by the stage name Harpee Daniels. Harpee Daniels, who identifies
as non binary, was a digital ambassador in the Navy's new pilot program to
attract new recruits. So this is a Navy person, a yeoman who is
a drag queen, presently in the Navy. And what occurs is that they
put her in her regular drag outfit in order to encourage men and women to
join the United States Navy. It used to be a few good men,
the one, the proud, the money, whatever it might be, not
anymore. After Dylan mulvaney, all bets are off. The marketing continues.
I'm looking at a picture here of the actual person. The yeoman in uniform
appears to be just a regular Navy guy. Then I look to the right
and in drag looks to me like a woman. But I'm not sure.
And one might say that this will be yes is destroying the military. Mike
McConnell made the point this morning, which I thought was wise. Who are
you trying to attract to the service? I would think that if China and
Russia is looking at this thinking about the ferocity of American military, they might
be thinking, what in the hell is going on? And instead of a
strong, seafaring military force, Biden wants to recruit transsexuals, non binaries,
and drag queens to operate planes and ships in the military. So I don't
know what's gonna come with this one. We're gonna see. It's probably not
good, but we're gonna see exactly what occurs now. Lastly, this story
broke last night. There's outrage this is all fake outrage, by the way,
by the media and by a left wingers about the mounting anger over the
death of a homeless, mentally ill disturbed person who works, so to speak,
on the subway system in New York City. This person imitates Michael Jackson
and does a routine on subway cars. As you're trapped there, and this
person does the Michael Jackson impersonations and if you don't give money, what you
must do after he sings Billy Jean a few bars of Billy Jean. Then
things get ugly. So what happened a couple of nights ago And fella's name
is Jordan Neely, thirty years old, a homeless, mentally ill person who's
by the way, has been arrested forty times forty times mentally ill, lives
on the subway, urinates, defecates, and perspirates on the subway, and
I guess. At two o'clock yesterday afternoon, the subway was somewhat packed and
mister Neely did his Michael Jackson impersonation with the silver glove doing the moonwalk on
a subway carring between stops, and at some point mister Neely threw down his
cape to receive the money from individuals that were being coursed into pay it.
He was acting erratically, yelled and through garbage at commuters, spit on young
children, and a twenty four year old United States marine in between deployments on
video got into a verbal incident with mister Neelie telling him you can't do that,
and the marine, who lives on Long Island and is currently between deployments,
eventually was pushed by mister neelye and the marine began to constrain the Michael
Jackson mentally ill criminal impersonator for doing what he was doing, and he applied
too much force to his neck, and it appears that mister Neelie died at
the hands of this US Marine. Neelie fell unconscious on the train as the
marine held him and the chokehold conductor called for police. First responders arrived and
now there's a gofund me page created now for Neelie's family that's raised about a
thousand dollars. According to other homeless and mentally ill, he was a very
good Michael Jackson impersonator. He's the king of pop garnishing thousands of US.
It was a raw talent, but also a schizophrenic who lived on the subway
would throw pooh at commuters and once he did his act, if Elliott and
others did not calf up a bunch of money, he would kick you,
spit on you, call you rotten, filthy names. And so US marine
said, this cannot happen. He kind of stands up. One thing leads
to the other. The marine grabs him by a chokehold, and the Michael
Jackson impersonator is now dead. According ny PD records, he did a long
mental health history. He lives on the subway, and he's been arrested at
least forty times, and he's got numerous warrants out for his arrest, and
the police simply leave him alone at this point. So you take what's happening
on subways New York City, by the way, the radical left now once
the US Marine charged with murder, and can all but assure you it will
happen sometime today, tomar he will be charged with murder for killing this person.
And secondly, put that along with what's going on with recruitment in the
Navy. They consider a transsexual non binary a Navy yeomen as an appropriate role
model. Throw in the King of Beers using Dylan mulvaney to promote their products.
All I can say is, what in the hell is going on around
here? Let's continue the blind becomes available, which it never does. We
have Raphael calling into many others five one, three, seven, four,
nine, seven thousand. I don't mean to say that the Michael Jackson impersonator
should be killed for what he did, but I have sympathy and empathy for
a US Marine trying to defend the safety and security of women and children on
a subway car that's not good. On the other hand, AOC it was
in her district, it happening in Manhattan is now screaming and hollering and shouting
for the murder arrest of the United States Marine who's only twenty three years old.
Wow. Sign of the times. Let's you and I continue with more
later on. We have Mark Kerkorian of the Center for Immigration Studies, also
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and May eleventh is coming. And May eleventh is a circumstance in which tens
of thousands will rush the border once again. And for many, many years,
we've discussed this matter with Marker Korean of the Center for Immigration Studies,
and it comes down to the fact that maybe we're at that juncture in which
the American people will finally throw up their hands and say we can't take it.
You may know that the mayor of New York City, Mayor Adams and
others are blaming who he calls the white governor of Texas in Florida for sending
too many legal aliens into a New York City, in Chicago and elsewhere.
But whether it's the crimes being committed, the collapse of our public education system,
the collapse of public health, whatever the issue might be, that we're
in serious trouble and we keep saying that, but I don't see a lot
changing between now and Thursday, of course, and over the next couple of
years. Anyway, Marca Corey is what the Center for Immigration Studies and Mark
welcome again into Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, can you tell
the American people as to why May eleventh is one of those critical parts of
the immigration puzzle and what's going to happen on May eleventh? If anything,
what's going to happen or what should do the schedule expected to happen. Is
that something that in shorthand they call Title forty two will be ended. What
that is is a COVID related measure that, for public health reasons allowed the
border patrol to just bounce illegal aliens it caught back across the border. No
hearings, no asylum, no nothing. That's going to end on May eleventh
because the public health emergency has ended. The White House has decided that.
I mean, I thought it ended a long time ago, but anyway,
legally speaking, it's going to end. Then. What that means is all
these illegal aliens that have been especially even under Biden, some of the single
men have been bounced back across the border under Trump it was everybody. But
they're not going to be sent back. They're going to be able to make
phony asylum claims, and they're going to end up in the country, and
this administration is almost certainly just going to let them go, so that the
real high, ridiculously high levels of illegal immigration that we have now at the
border because of Biden are almost certainly going to get even higher after May eleventh.
And I would assume over the last several months those who were told okay,
Title forty two is in effect, you're going back south, they didn't
go back to Nicaragua, they didn't go back to Uganda, they didn't go
back to South Korea or China. They're somewhere in northern Mexico kind of waiting
for May eleventh. And so everyone that has been expelled is getting ready to
go across the border because Title forty two doesn't apply anymore. Does that make
sense, Absolutely, That's what's what's happened. Some people just try over and
over again because they just kept bouncing them back, and they figure out eventually
they'll get through. Other people, like you say, are sort of biding
their time waiting for May eleventh, so that then they can cross the border,
turn themselves in and be let go. And that's why there are tens
of thousands of people from all over the world pooling up in the cities of
northern Mexico in Wuarez, which is opposite Opasso, and Tijuana in Matamoros,
and Raynosa down opposite South Texas. They're just waiting for, you know,
it's kind of like the you know, the a race where they fire the
starting gun. That's kind of what they're waiting for. And in fact,
some people are jumping the gun, as it were, and the numbers at
the border are already increasing compare even above the already high numbers they had like
a month ago. So in other words, some people are taking the administrations
take rhetoric about how they're really going to be tough starting May eleven. They're
taking that seriously. In this day, well, let's get in now before
these supposed tough measures happen. Then the tough measures aren't going to be real,
so that even more people will get in. It's ridiculous. I recently
saw you with Neil Cavuto on Fox News discussed this issue. Two things.
Recently, I watched some of the morning talk shows about well, fifteen hundred
soldiers are going to go to the southern border, and there's a deal deal
that we've struck with Mexico about accepting some back. Can you explain those two
things. The soldiers thing is just PR. The other administrations have done this,
and part of it was PR. But they can in fact help.
They don't arrest people. They help the border patrol basically in a support role.
They you know, have binoculars and they do paperwork, and they drive
trucks and what have you. That's all to the good. If the border
patrol is actually allowed to keep illegal as out of the country, the soldiers
or National guardsman whatever it can back them up, can help them. Under
this administration, the border patrol is not allowed to keep people out of the
country. They have been turned into the Walmart greaders of the United States.
It's actually worse than just a straight PR stunt. It actually is going to
facilitate the Biden administration's erasure of the border. And so the advertised plan is
We're going to get tough. Fifteen hundred soldiers are going to the southern border
in essence, and I'll make it easier to come into the country. Yeah,
basically, and you know faster, they'll process people. Faster is what
it amounts to. And process just means they wave them into the country,
You give them a piece of paper and say, Okay, in twenty thirty
three, show up to immigration court. I mean literally, it's that's in
New York. The dates for the hearings that people are getting is twenty thirty
three. It's absurd and it's unsustainable. Explained the situation a few years ago
when Trump was in charge. Why would it Why was it different then and
could have been different now? What was in existence under President Trump that did
not allow this to occur. One of the big things that dissuaded people from
doing the illegals from doing what they're doing was something called Remain in Mexico And
what that was was a policy where illegal immigrant crosses a border, they say
the magic words of asylum that they've been coached to say by their smugglers and
by the activists in the United States. But instead of being let go,
which is what this administration was doing, they were sent back across the border
into Mexico to wait for their hearing dates. Oh and once that started to
happen, people were like heck, I'm not going to do this. I
didn't come here to wait in Warez, you know for two years from my
hearing I want to be let go into the United States. So what it
did is it changed people's calculation on what they were doing, and the numbers
plummeted almost immediately. There's a lot more that had to be done. Even
under Trump. It wasn't totally fixed, but it was stabilized. This administration
came in and knowingly broke the whole thing. Now they're surprised that it's a
complete disaster. The other issue being talked about by the radical leftists inside this
great country of ours is that somehow there'll be a deal with Mexico, with
the President of Mexico, We're going to pay him some money and he's going
to take care of those we send back. Is that a bunch of bs?
Well, I mean, there's something to it, I think, but
we don't know how many people are they going to take back? What?
People from what countries? Because Mexico often says, yeah, we'll only take
people back if they're from Spanish speaking countries. We don't want any Haitians or
you know, people from Uzbekistan or whatever, and you know how long is
that going to last? So there's something to it. But again, it's
like sending the soldiers. If this Mexico policy we're part of a broader policy
like under Trump, to enforce the border and stop illegal immigration, it would
be fine. The problem is that this administration does not want to stop this
flow of people. They just want to accommodate it so it doesn't create bad
news pictures and news coverage that hurts them politically. They don't want to stop
the flow. They don't think they have the right to say no to anybody
who wants to move here. I mean, it's a moral position on their
part. They think anybody who wants to come here should be allowed in,
and the American people have no right to say no. That's what this administration
believes. I'm reading a column written or Immigration Studies by Andrew Arthur. I
can recall a few days ago Jean Pierre Karain. Jean Pierre said that illegal
immigration is down nine thanks to Joe Biden. So the Presidential Press Secretary stands
in front of the American people with the emblem of the executive branch of the
US government and says ninety percent of immigration is down under Joe Biden. Why
is that? I mean, I like, I like to think it's a
mistake, but it's an obvious lie. What was the basis for those comments
of the Press secretary, She honestly isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer.
What that was about was that the number of Venezuelan illegal aliens dropped from December
to January because of this new policy the administration announced to basically let them illegally.
They said, don't cross the border illegally. We'll let you in,
which is illegal, but the illegality, the lawbreaking will be on us,
the administration, not you line up, make a reservation online and we'll just
wave you into the country and don't worry about it. So venez Whalen's very
sensibly said okay, well, well let's wait and see and see how it
goes. So the numbers dropped, the really did not the total numbers,
just the numbers of those Venezuelans. Of course, now they're just going right
back up because the administrations letting people in regardless whether they made a reservation or
not. So it was a short term drop in one part of the illegal
population, and she being basically on the same intellectual level as your boss turned
that into illegal immigration. Drop. It's just it's unbelievable the quality of the
people who are running our government. You know, Marker Corey and you and
I have done this for many, many years, and you've sounded the alarm
for a long time. Are we finally at the point where we've given up
on the southern border? Are we finally have you washed your hands in the
sense that you write great stuff. I'm looking at your website, No migrant
left behind. DHS's planned to empty Latin America. Biden to send more troops
to the southwest border Texas, Slow's cross border truck for Metamoris fact check down.
At some point, do you throw your hands up and say, we
don't have a country, we don't ever border. Is it time to give
up? Never? Ever, time to give up? Despair is a sin
whether you believe, whether you're a believer or not, it's still a sin.
And the fact is, we can fix this, we can control it.
It's just that we're, you know, taking a lot of damage until
we get the political will to do something about it. And I gotta say,
I mean, I'm not getting into politics here. But I think one
of the reasons is that we got some progress under Trump was that he focused
on this issue and actually got some stuff done. But one of the reasons
we're in such bad shape is because so many people who hate Trump associate border
control with him that they're actually saying, well, if he wants border control,
I want an open border. In other words, it's just an irrational
thing. If Trump said take a shower, a lot of people would stop
bathing. And so there's this weird, perverse dynamic in our politics now,
and I'm not sure what to do about it, quite honestly. But no,
we're not We're not given up. We're never given up. And I
look at border patrol agents on the front line. They're cold, they're wet.
Now summer's coming, they're gonna be brawling hot. You have tens of
thousands every day, and you have the opponent. You have the drug cartels,
literally with drones flying over the southern border. They have snipers. There
are bracelets on the arms of men and women as far as what country they
came from and what they owe the drug cartels. Any sense of how much
money, how big of an industry are the drug cartels bringing across the illegal
immigrants, how much money they're making, and the cost of humankind. The
girls are thrown into human slavery, sexual slavery, the men become indentured servants,
murders, rapes, robberies, any sense of the number of crimes committed
on the southern border that we all know about and don't arrest anybody for any
idea. How much money the drug cartels are making. This is obviously a
multi billion dollar business. But it's an interesting thing that the drug cartels generally
don't do the smuggling themselves. What they do is they take a tax from
the smugglers. Because on the Mexican side of the border, every inch is
controlled by one or a different cartels. They have turf, so if you
go through their turf, you need to pay them. And there's a analyst
on there, Jason Jones. He's a former Texas State police guy. He
says that some of these cartels, the drug cartels, are making more money
off of the tax they take for smuggling illegals than from drugs. It's unbelievable.
I mean, it's that big. And this is because Biden has essentially
issued an invitation to every person in the world to come across the border,
say a few magic words about how they fear being returned and persecution and what
have you, and they get let go into the United States. So you
know, it's it's unbelievable how much money here there is here. And it's
again, some of these cartels are making more money off the tacks that they
levy on illegal smuggling am aliens then on drugs themselves. And it's a lot
safer crime to be involved in because you know the cops aren't going to go
after you in the same way, especially in Mexico. So this is a
serious problem. It's never going to go away altogether. But Biden is the
best friend these smuggling organizations and cartels have ever had. Long term is the
goal. I assume there must be some smart Democrats in charge somewhere that assume
I assume they they intend to logical consequences of their behavior. I would assume
they're smart Democrats somewhere in Washington that says we want this because of politics,
which means if you'd turn Texas blue, it's over. I can't imagine the
other blue states like California, Illinois, New York State, Rhode Island,
Massachusetts suddenly become a constitutional republic, and they're thinking, can we assume the
goal in the next five to ten to twenty years as have the country thoroughly
left wing, democratic and blue, with millions of more human beings being supported
by the government voting democratic. Is that the logical consequence? I think that's
a consequence, But I actually don't think that the people running immigration in this
administration are thinking in those terms. They're fine with that, there's no question
about it, but the this is an ideological issue for them. They do
not believe the American people have the right to enforce their border against the illegal
aliens. They just think it's like Jim Crow, and so they see themselves
as heroic in subverting the law because they consider it an unjust law. And
they're all too young to have been involved in the actual civil rights movement,
so they see this as a moral crusade to abolish immigration controls. So how
do you you know you can only defeat that. There's there's no compromise,
that no deal you can cut with people who view it that way. You
and my point is that it's almost better. It would be almost better if
it were purely political and cynical, because then you can, you know,
it's easier to deal with cynical enemies, you can cut a deal with them.
These guys aren't cynical, they're true believers. They think borders are immoral,
period. And you know, we can only remove those people from office.
We can't cut a deal with them. Marcare core And we have about
thirty seconds remaining. Can you give me any hope? Center for Immigration Studies.
You and I've done this for ten or fifteen years. Can you give
me any hope? Yeah? I think. I think because Nixon's head of
his Council Economic Advisors, Herbstein. He's the father of the actor Ben Stein.
He said, if something can't continue forever, it won't. This cannot
continue forever, and so it won't. The only question is how much damage
do we take until we reverse course? In six things, Center for Immigration
Studies Cis dot orgon Marco Corean, I'm left with a little bit of hope.
But thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you,
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Ronaldo and Messi may come and play for FC. Alabama baseball coach Brad Brad
Bohannan has fired today, five days after suspicious wagering was detected the Crimson Tides
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thank you? Did you make any bets? Suspicious activity took place last Friday
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in the World Baseball Classic. I'm looking at this. American students fail Civics
and history classes. How about this one? Seventy five percent of eighth graders
in American public schools cannot identify the three branches of government. By the way,
what are the three branches of government? Um? Executive, judicial,
and legislation? Are you good? Could not identify? Sorry? How many
states are there? Fifty? You're doing pretty good? Yeah? Now,
what happened in nineteen but somebody, I think the president once said it was
fifty one or fifty two to fifty eight. We must have taken over Canada
for some reason. Who invaded America on December seventh, nineteen forty one Japan?
The majority did not know that. Now, great, give me three
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First Amendment. Great, majority couldn't answer that question. Freedom of speech bingo
U, freedom of religion bingo, and guns. No, that's number.
That's what I mean. First Amendment. Let's see. Come on, be
an eighth grader got two? Come on, can't handle the truth? Thank
you? Now you failed out one? Well, that's not bad. Two
out of three ain't bad. Who did America oppose in the Revolutionary the other
one? Well, you got the freedom of speech, freedom of press,
freedom of Okay, why didn't I say freedom of press? That was stupid.
That was stupid. Man. Now, who did America fight in the
Revolutionary War Britain? You're doing better than people think. Yeah, most eighth
graders have no clue, they're stupid. Then, well, if you don't
know how many states there are, Another question was how many senators are there
in the US Senate. They had to take the whole bunch of them and
throw them out and bring some new in. How many are there fifty?
No? No, wait a minute, yeah, no, hundred that's it.
That's right, that's right. And how many members of the House of
Representative? What are you doing this? Because is there an eight eighth grade
anymore? Well? How many? Okay? What are they? Thirty five?
Okay, everybody's what I was gonna say. I'm gonna say four and
thirty two, but I know that. And they also ask who is the
governor of your state? The great eighty two percent couldn't have identified? What?
Who's the governor of your state? The great Mike de Wine. Okay
here, see you're doing better than people think. So and we got the
uh Houston's a lieutenant governor just years in Kentucky. That's right. Yeah.
So you're saying right now, you you would pass that quiz? Yeah?
I probably maybe not, I don't know, but you would have come close.
I got one minute, I have missed one. Well you got one
of them. I missed two out of what six speech assembly? Well,
you would have got eighty three percent, you know five six is eighty three
and a third percent. That'd get me in the national honor. So the
average score is on these questions and have no idea. That's said, they
have no idea. Who that mean? Does anybody go to class anymore?
No? Remote? Another one? How about this one? Twenty four percent
knew the answer to this question. Okay, who was the first president of
the United States? That would be a gee Washington being all right, here
you go. And only forty percent could identify Joe Biden is the president.
Sixty percent didn't know the president. Oh boy, we're really in trouble now,
segment, get me out of the studition. Approbably, have Steve Leeper
coming up. Steve Leaper of three c DC, in charge of the redevelopment
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You're not as stupid as people think. Thank you. Let's continue with
more. Steve Leeper next on news radio seven hundred WW. It's your Center
Hotel to take the place of the Millennial Hotel, and it looks beautiful.
The lead contractor is Cincinai based firm, but the man in charge, the
CEO, is Steve Leaper, the CEO of three c DC, and Steve
Leaper, welcome again and the Bill Cunningham Show. And Steve, first of
all, can you tell the American people before we get to the specifics of
this new Millennium Hotel, what is three CDC For those like Elliot and others
may have no idea what you're talking about. Thanks still, thanks for having
me. Well, three CDCAT the name is three CS Cincinnati Center City Development
Corporation and we've been around for about nineteen years or so and our full focus
is to reinvest and redeveloped the Central Business District and over the line. And
that's what we've been doing, and this is we're about a one point seven
billion dollars later. This is where we are, and we still have more
work to do, obviously with the convention center, but it's the change you've
seen downtown and over the line is really as a result of our great investment
by our city and our corporate leaders. So twenty years ago, I can
recall walking from Central Parkway up celebrity Charlie Lucan and I and it was almost
like walking through parts of downtown Portland, Oregon. It wasn't good. And
can you be I love the history of our city. Can you kind of
tell what was the spark that caused proctoring god fifth Third Bank, West Jordan
Southern. The powers that be got together, but you in charge, what
was the spark that said we can't have this? I think well it was
at the time it was you know, Mayor Charlie Mukan. As you walked
up the street, he saw what the challenges were. A lot of it,
quite frankly, unfortunately, was a result of the young man Timothy Thomas
losing his life and the civil unrest has followed, you know, over the
rhyme to be honest with you had already really begun to decline. That sort
of was the last straw. And the not only was it, you know,
a sort of disinvestment that had gone on, but as you know,
the public safety issues were pretty severe, and the corporate leaders were concerned only
about that deterioration and over the rhyme, but the bleeding over into the Central
Business District in the shuttle of disinvestment that had begun there. So the Timothy
Thomas so called riots. There was a line drawn in Central Parkway and said
you can't go past here parts of OTR. The property was worthless. You
could have bought buildings there for a dollar or less, should simply take them.
And then the powers that be in this town said we can't have this.
Let's jump ahead now to the meeting on Tuesday. The Millennial Hotel was
there for many years. At the end, it was a fleabag. It
was awful. People didn't want to stay there, so you and others leveled
it. It's now like a parking lot. Explain what's going to happen,
I think in about three or four more years. Explain the process of how
we came to this point. Well, yeah, like parts of our city,
like over the Rhine in parts of downtown. At one point in time,
it was not something we should be proud of as a city, and
we actually, quite frankly, we should be a bit of embarrassed by it.
And right now if you look over at that convention center itself and the
build or lack thereof around it surface parking lots, they can banalize buildings we
go down the list, you know, an outdated facility. It was decided
by the city, in the county and others to really now focus on this
whole district here. Now that's the bad news that it's sort of deteriorated and
needs investment. The good news is two things. One is the public has
control of the property that's needed to change it, which is a very important
actions that have occurred over the last couple of years. And then secondly,
it's not like once we build it, we have to think about additional development
that will follow. That additional development is already there and you see it in
the you know, the redo of the former Macy's building where Rubies and other
restaurateurs a new five iron golf. All that at street level is a block
away, block and a half away from the district, so that will be
an attractive element to this. So the plan is Bill is to spend about
two hundred million dollars renovating the convention Center, taking the former Millennium site which
is due east of the building, and create a public space public posita that
can be programmed in conjunction with a convention center. That's it's very common now
these days that there's outdoor public space adjacent to a convention center, so you
can do indoor and outdoor activities. You saw that in Kansas City where they
had the draft, where there was an outdoor space right next to a public
assembly. So that's that two hundred million, and then the idea would be
in that post space to the extend in the future that we would want to
expand the convention center and exhibit space, we could do so seamlessly without disrupting
the operations of the conventions. So that's that's happening. We'll come back to
how it's getting finance and timing in a second. Across to the south of
it is a surface parking lot. On story is the site where the convention
Center hotel will go, and that's where we have our good friends from Portland.
If we went to a process, went to an RFP had committee coming
to our center, was a unanimous choice that the folks Importland had the experience,
had a financial wherewithal, the leadership to take this project on. And
we are in the midst of trying to put together a finance team plan and
a development plan that we can bring back to our elected officials at the county
and city levels. Now I had on a commissioner a few weeks ago,
and she talked about PBS being a big issue. That is, do we
build a brand new stadium which appears unlikely? How much? Where does the
money come from? You got the NFL, you got the Bengals, got
public involvement. Then you got the Heritage Bank Center, which obviously needs to
be replaced. Now you got the convention Center, Convention Center, hotel.
Parts of that you can control, parts you can't control. I don't think
you control Mike Brown. That man is an assassin when it comes to business
deals. That guy's unbelievable. But you do have control at this point over
a Duke Energy Center and in the hotel and Heritage Bank Center. Are you
looking at those three pieces together or separately? Does one cause the other or
not. No, it doesn't cause the other. And I look, here's
the way I think this is. Look, all these things are important.
Let's all be clear about that. And the way we're looking at this convention
center. First of all, let's stay and stay in the lane and finish
what's in front of us and get that convention center district moving underway, get
it going. The funding sources for that convention center are being structured in such
a way that it is not as if they would have been dedicated to either
one of those two other projects. In other words, the sales tax is
where the stadium learning. We're not asking for any sales tax. We're simply
looking for hotel occupancy tax, which is typically what is used to fund the
center itself and to support a convention center hotel. So we are with some
exception of some other fees, but not we are not getting into the general
into the general sales tax to support the convention center, so it can go
independently, get moving, get it underway. To the extent of the community,
which look that that's a dog, that's a dog of a building through
the heritage than the center. It needs. We need an upgraded facility at
some point in time, and I don't want that need to get in the
way of this project. And I think we need to start a project and
get it underway and get it completed. That doesn't mean simultaneously we don't start
thinking and planning for something else. But I don't. I don't. What
happens is is sometimes is we can't people communities around the country never seem to
get moved forward because they keep throwing new things table. Yes, yes,
let's just do what do this? It's done because it's a separate issue.
I mean, I assume the Bengals are going to be here for the rest
of my lifetime and yours in our grandchildren's life, I assume. But if
they're not here, the convention Center in the hotel that connects with it is
even more important. Obviously the Heritage Center. But they have someone proposed one
center that has the Heritage Bank Center, the brand new POBA or shall I
say, the pay Core Stadium, and the Convention Center and one huge facility
that's a non starter. That'll be like the paralysis caused by analysis, and
so you're you can't do They don't, and they to be honest with the
practically speaking, people will say, well, you can do the convention center
and the stay and you can use them together, and that that sounds good.
That can't happen because the conventions get booked two and three and four and
five years in advance. You don't know what your NFL schedule is no until
each year, and so you're gonna have conflicts every year. So that they
had that in Singlis, it happened, you know, every once in a
while it serviced one another. But the likelihood of those two complimenting each other,
no, an arena, an arena and a convention center may be something
that will be more complimentary because we don't have for you know better or worse,
we don't have a tenant, we don't have a team that doesn't schedule
ahead right and looking at it from the Midwest, we want to compete and
defeat Indianapolis, Columbus. We want to defeat maybe Louisville. We showed in
Nashville. And so for a convention center four or five years from now,
Red's baseball games, FC soccer, maybe the Bengals. You have OTR.
You got synergies happening, and you can't wait for some other piece to happen
to begin this, it'll never occur. So tell the American people as far
as the timing of this brand new hotel which doesn't have an operator and doesn't
have a name, but that's no, we'll not to have it down at
this point. It kind of what's the time frame. Well, the ideas
we are moving these projects on on a parallel basis, the renovation of the
convention Center and the building of the plaza outside of on the Millennium Hotel site
and a hotel. So the goal is to continue design and putting the financing
plan together over the next throughout the balance of this year. What's the goal
of this time next year? It's not a little sooner than this time next
year, we will be under construction on the renovation of the convention Center and
the plaza. Do you have next year? So a year from now saying
if I've have you on like April May of twenty twenty four, there'll be
spading under construction. Yeah, we need to. We need to be under
construction because we want to do it in eighteen months, which means we opened
the convention Center back up in January twenty six and the hotel would open ideally
win, but the hotel is slightly behind it, but not much. But
the construction period is longer, so I imagine it's a little north of you
know, two years. So it would be open where the convention center would
be open in January twenty six, the hotel would be open probably a year
later. Yea, do you have all the participants singing out of the same
hymn book? Do you have city council and the county commissioners and you Steve
Layper's three CDC singing the same song? I think so, Bill, I
mean we had had multiple means, you know, it doesn't mean that people
don't have questions and certain concerns, but I do think we have a lot
of momentum at both the city in the county. We went to both of
them this week to talk about the the hotel and we was very good meetings
public meetings, and both times the mayor has been very very supportive. So
we feel very fortunate to have him a sort of a leader along with the
commissioners. And we also need some help, but the state a state legislation
to change some laws about how we use the hotel tax. How much helpdown
tax we can charge and a few other things. And we have been having
very strong support from our state delegation. I know both sites has been very
helpful, as as Senator Bill Blessing. Both gentlemen have worked hard with us
to try to enable us to accomplish the changes in state law that we hope
to have by this time this summer, at the end of the you know,
the end of the budget period. So they too have been singing from
the same hymnals. So we feel very fortunate so or that our political leadership,
elected leadership, recognizes that we need to make an investment, recognize that
the investment that we're recommending can be a game changer, and that it will
complement a lot of the hard work and investments of both our city leaders and
corporate leaders have made in downtown and over the run. All right, and
the public's involvement will be welcome at some point down the road. But Steve
Lapor, imagine our city without OTR looking the way it looks now, without
downtown. Imagine if three CDC had never come together, we'd look like downtown
Toledo. But I don't know, but I think every once in a while,
you know, we sort of beat up on each other, and I
think we at times, every once in a while look and see, you
know what this community has accomplished. I think we ought to be very appreciative
of, particularly of our corporate leadership, who is really pounceul Pound is unmatched
in the country. We just had a whole group of folks from corporate leaders
and elected officials, the mayor of Pittsburgh and corporate leaders in Pittsburgh and the
foundation community in Pittsburgh here in Cincinnati trying to model what we've done here,
and they were they were not only appreciative, but very envious of what we've
been able to accomplish. And they realize that we have something special with our
corporate community and the fact that our city officials, county officials, and corporate
officials work so so well together. No, it was a few men getting
together about in twenty four twenty five and say we can't have this, and
all of a sudden the renaissance of Cincinnati happened. But Steve Leeper, once
again, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Good luck,
Thank you young man. You take care, God bless you. Let's continue
with horror news coming up next at your Home of the Reds and off today,
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All right, Rock, I have some questions for you. Test time,
Rock, Test time. In twenty two percent of eighth graders pass the
Civics test in public schools, two out of ten past pass success. We're
not talking about some sort of difficult questions. It might be you know,
who were the participants when laid Dakte sat down in Paris with Henry Kissinger.
What was that about. We're not dealing with important matters. Look at sakes
already lost. That was the Vietnam War. We got. You're not as
stupid as peopid s. Thank you. We got sane X versus Coleraine.
Oh boy, here we go. This is the eighth grade. I already
had my test eighty three percent, big shot. He did pretty well.
By the way, what happens if I do worse than sake? Go back
to school. You've got back to school. You're back to Saint He did
not know how many senators there were. Well, I said fifty, and
then I said he's half right. Then he said twenty five. I asked
him how many members of the House of Representatives. They have no clue,
I said, thirty two used to be four and thirty eight before redistrict on
what it is now? Or thirty five? Go asking the questions. Ask
the questions messing. These are the ones that kids messing. By the way,
you get the four, you get four answers that he had to pick
the right one. Number one. Here we go. Are you ready?
Yes? Who lived in America before the Europeans arrived? You have the choices
of Chinese, Chinese, Russians, Pacific Islanders, or American Indians. I'll
go with d American Indians. I think it's the first two because now they
don't like us. We kicked them out. So you're going with the Russians
and China. Well, saying seventy eight percent got that right. The said
Indians, okay, number two, Pacific Islanders, aren't they in the California
League or something in baseball? Is then the Inuits we talked about yesterday,
you can't say that. Number two can't say. How about this one?
Forty seven percent got this right? Who was the first president United States?
Let me give me, let me give me the four Here we go.
Most got it wrong John Hancock, James Madison, Benjamin Franklin or George Washington.
Very very easy, seg George Washington. Bengo got that wrong. Yes,
although Dolly Madison makes some pretty good cupcakes. I like the cakes.
How about this one? What was the important thing that Abraham Lincoln did in
the eighteen sixties? A led the US during the War of eighteen twelve.
That was answered by twelve percent that one nice, And led the US during
the American Revolution, led the US during the Mexican American War, or led
the US during the Civil War? Rock d Civil War seg Civil War erect
dingo. I would been like, you know, the mascipatient proclamat not even
that. Yeah, that mi nude where you're going? One? When is
the Independence Day in America celebrated? Now? You got four question every day
around here. J December twenty fifth, got thirty eight percent. By the
way, what was it? What is the date Independence days celebrating in America?
All right? What do you say? July fourth? What he said?
You're going with him? All right? What oh is on the East
coast of the United States? This was only answered correctly by fifty You got
you have four possibles. You got the Arctic Ocean, the Indian Ocean,
which was a very popular answer among the eighth graders, Pacific Ocean and Atlantic
Ocean, the Atlantic sake going with a big a all right question, What
did Martin Luther King Junior? Do? Four answers? Ran for the presidency,
established to Harvard Law School, became the first black US senator. Got
thirty eight percent on that one, and fought for civil rights. That was
thirty four Pi are all these d I don't know? Dennison ahead, I'll
give you two more. Okay, give me the longest river in the United
States of America Missippi River, of course, Sike got the Ohio, the
Potomac, the Colorado, or the Mississippi, which is d you know it
might be I don't know, mississipp Yes, Mississippi. Well that's correct.
Now about this one, what does that might have been a trick deal because
of the Colorado's pretty long time as rock. This give me two rights guaranteed
by the First Amendment. Just two, not five? Beach, press,
religion, Assembly. That's pretty good petition. Your government seg he only got
two? Right? That correct? What is the concept that no branch of
government can control the other? They gave you four possible as the answer is
checks and balances. Yes, now that one, legislat and judicial. They
got all They got that all that wrong? Stupid. So they also was
asked who is the current president United States? Forty two percent didn't know?
Forty two What are these people doing? They're not going to school? Only
one money? What is it in Cincinnati? Is it eighteen thousand or the
twenty one? If twenty, it's twenty some thousands of Cincinnati. How about
this one? If you're a teacher, what do you think about all this?
Who did the colonists fight? Thank you? Run and the Revolutionary War?
Who did the colonists fight? You got the Norwegians, the British,
the Venezuelans and the Mexicans. Those your choices. That was only answered right
by fifty percent, thought Norwegians. The Norwegians are driving us nuts. How
about who attacked us on December seventh, nineteen forty one? The questions are
the Russians answers, Russians, Mexicans, Canadians or the Japanese. Most got
that wrong by a wide margin. Shouldn't this test be at the end of
the year. And if you don't get I'm sorry again, I'm sorry.
This is awful. So you wonder why we have the voters we have,
righty, No, that's exactly right. I don't know, don't know.
Forty two percent don't even know that. Joe Biden is the No, they
don't know. Yeah, you you walk in there and saying, well,
knock your head in the wall. And how much do we pay for public
education? Thank you trill trillions? And we get that result, of course
twenty six percent or chronically apps and then him show up. So if it's
not being reinforced at home, I got no shot, got zero shots.
I give me some sports and rock went some more. I'm gonna pot up
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They kick off a six game homestand tomorrow night with Andrew ben attendee and
former Red Billy Hamilton to Town Billy and the Chicago White Socks. He was
playing back when I was doing the weekend extraining show. Yeah and stop playing.
Famous phrase with him was it's a shame you can't steal first base.
If he could, then he'd be an all star. What about Ed Sharon?
Because we got wet that, we got that situation up against these things,
get it nine Depth stands up against Amber heard says nope, we're going
to court. Let's do this thing. What was his crime? What was
his crime? Benjamin Crump was the attorney for the for the estate suing,
and he came out. We listened to the statement Ed Sharon made. He
said it'd be like a painter saying you can't use blue anymore as a color.
And he certainly got on stage or on the on the witness stand and
went through the progression, the string progression, and it's in like a ton
of songs, whatever that is. But right to me it sounds very But
Benjamin, Benjamin Crumps involved, you know, it's a rip off and it's
a shakedown. And Ed Sharon said, I spent eight years. He spent
millions of dollars in fees. He also missed the funeral of his grandmother who
died during the trial. And he said, what am I supposed to do?
Benjamin Crump? You know music more than we do. What was the
issue that Ed Sharon said, proves that I didn't do? Said this sounded
we had a patent attorney on about this. And the issue comes down to,
you know, the complexity of the structure and how much doesn't match well.
The average person doesn't know can't name all the musical notes. So there's
eight of them. It's hard to prove in court, even if you're Benjamin
Crump. And yeah, I mean, you know, I mean there's how
many Our attorney said, um, he used to be like four hundred songs
like a week. We're produced. Now it's it's something like sixty thousand a
day because of all the electronic stuff. So all these songs, which there's
only so many note combinations that you can come up with, and every song
more or less has sames, some drums, uh, you know, guitar,
a bass, a rhythm, a lead, you know. So there's
like a million possibilities. Benjamin get through. He's every successful, right.
If you're successful, you get sued, and then generally you settle right because
you know what, that's what he was hoping. He's gonna spend for God
love him because that's a tough deal. But he went through in three million
dollars in legal face he spent. Now you have money's to the lawyer.
I can listen to both those songs and say, Elliott, play get it
On, because that's one of rock's favorite Sheritan. I'll listen. I can
put this on laid at home when I get home, say take the lights
down a little bit, number four or a little and you got number four
by yourself. But in the top, she's a three kids screaming day,
was a baseball through a window and there goes to the moment is done.
There goes number four right off the now play at shearing song, whatever the
hell it is. I want to love your mouse, to remember the taste
of the taste of that good voice. Will your eyes still smile from your
cheek? Or your eyes didn't? Kanye we discovered she believe I don't know
to it's a haircut too or a co Marvin Gay had his bas blown out
by right when not the guys are not and Marvin Gay is about the best
there was. I mean the latest I've been compared to either Marvin Gay or
Ronaldo. My wife thinks d and well, baby, you got to go
back to CEI. She's still demanding where you heet a haircut at? Or?
Is that yeah? No, no, she handles out completely completely.
I got some fancy joint up the street. I've been one hundred dollars on
a cut. It's sixty five dollars instead of I'd go to Great Clips for
like eight dollars. And she said I look stupid. I know, I
look like Messi instead of Ronaldo. S I continue with Sport's wrong with that?
I either wanted me gonna make hundreds of millions at all, I thought
Jeff Birning. He called me yesterday from Rehad. I said, what are
you doing in Rehad? Didn't they name a field after him in Kenya?
Ya? He Jeff burning Field and ken Jan Kenya. Good for him?
When you good man? And he was in Saudi Arabia? What's he doing
over? They're signing a new player and I'm thinking, could it be the
big m Messi or Ronaldo may play? What about Harry Kane or Kaka Conka?
And what's his name? Harry Kane? What's Bob? And Bope is
my favorite boy? Boy's first Frenchman Man Bopy. You know his first name,
Lou sweet lips and bop a Lou, it's his first name. He's
gonna make some money too. Please can I'm sorry, sake? Please continue?
Well these sports talk tonight. Let's see they got the Justin Vive of
the Cyclones at six fifty and the um They're gonna talk a little golf with
the AAC Golf Coach of the Year, the one and only Doug Martin from
the University of Cincinnati at seven thirty five and lands by the way, I
will be golfing for the first time in ten years at the Friendly confines with
a buddy, youman of course in great shape. Steve Speck and a couple
other people. I can't mention when will you be there? What's the date?
And the can't say I may stop buying, Say hi Friday the Friday.
Then you know where you're going? Right off a friend, I've been
there, Bill Cunningham on the Bill Cunningham first son was born. So let's
call that. Can you hit the ball at all? Of course? But
you know I've seen Chandlon Rose try to hit the ball. It's he swung
four times on a drive with the ball on the team. Couldn't hit the
ball. I'm watching this. I'm going you know the basketball player right he
never played, never played. No, he could not hit the ball.
He's never got off the tea anyway. I get off the tea after that.
Can't say he got no zip code on it? No, Who's who
are you the guest of? Can't say please continue? Say wow? Is
your green jacket still in there? Steve, You'll be going through Bill Cunningham
Lane, and then it'll be the valet, Bill Cunningham vallet and Bill Cunningham.
The doors are Bill Cunningham and the Billham so you're playing view or I'm
only playing nine holes. I's on. I'm not doing eighteen. I'll kill
myself in no way. I could never play going to the Friendly Confines.
Yeah, and you're not involved. I may stop by later anyway, just
to watching snicker. You'll do a lot of that. What's on the Big
Show? Do you know what? You ought to have him caddy for you?
I should do that. I'm just saying. I mean, the guy
taking a card, aren't you. I assume we were, Well, you
can you know you could you drive it and tell him what to do?
Yeah, I'll tell him hit it? Hit it over there? What's on
the big terrible slice? I have to I usually kind of aim, swear
up and bring it inside a little bit as state at the top. It'll
stop them. I don't even know what he just said, and say what's
on the Big show? Attorney right out of the gate. On some issues.
We've got our fitness guy at Pja Street at four, ask him some
questions on the Civics testee you I will, and then at five Ed and
I will be doing our annual discussion of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Oh boy, folks that have been inducted. Oh, they are in
the performance category. Kate Bush, Cheryl Crowe, Missy Elliott, George Michael,
Willie Nelson raised against the machine and the spinners. Are they rock and
rollers? Um? I would say about one third of those names I mentioned
are rock and rollers, but they're still get in the rock and Roll Hall
of Fame? How dare you? Um? Musical Excellence Awards, Chakra Khan
Al Cooper, don't know who that is. Bernie Taupin, don't know who
that is. He's the he wrote all those songs. He's brilliant. He's
wrote all those songs for Elton John. Over there, you know Elton John.
He's the lyric everyone, brilliant songwriter for Elton John. Got a text
here from Russ Jackson. Mambope's first name is Killian and bat name great.
Mom was thinking when he named h me. He's good. He may play
for Brillian, he said France, though, Well get get him and get
get the three of them over here, get Ronaldo, Messi and Bope.
I'm what that cost? How much is the national debt? They'll have all?
Nobody will have money left if those guys aren't paid. You're not kidding
fill the stadium though, that's for sure. Jeff anyway, all the time.
Thank you right here in Bob, just five thousand. I've been there
several times. It's first night. Game is selling twenty five out? Yep?
What's the res game? Game six? Please continuase continue, say nothing
else, nothing else, any more. Questions One is who's the governor of
your state? That was a twelve percent correct answer, mister fran de Wine.
Mister fran de Wine, say you know who the governor is, Mike
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this much for these for these results. What economic system does America have?
The choices are capitalism, communism, Marxism or socialism? How many people and
that said socialism, kay, twenty eight percent. They wish capitalism, that's
what they want. Capitalism was not the preferred answer. I guess the music's
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